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    • Course instructions:

       
      • If you have not yet registered, register for the course using the info bar on the right-hand side of the course page (indicated by the small arrow on the grey background). Only those who have registered will be able to complete the assignments and take the course.
      • The course is divided into sections, which can be found in the above tabs. You can navigate the course area by either using the tabs at the top of the page or the menu on the left.
      • The course is mainly composed of text sections. There are a few videos in the course. All course materials can be found in the course area. Each section has an activity related to the course: an online discussion with fellow students (only one compulsory chat on the course) and/or a Test Your Competence multiple-choice exam. The final section also includes a self-assessment task. All these assignments must be passed to pass the course.
      • There are also optional discussion forums that you can choose to participate in. It is mentioned separately if a task is optional.
      • You can track your progress using the progress tracking bar on the right-hand side of the page. Compulsory assignments that have been successfully completed will turn green once the task is completed.

       

      Course evaluation

      • The assessment of the course takes place automatically. You will get the exam results as soon as you have completed an exam. You can retake the exam if you did not pass. However, there is a two-hour delay between the retake and the previous attempt. So you can try again in two hours. You'll have time to refresh your memory before the retake.
      • The course is assessed on a pass/fail scale. All compulsory assignments must be passed in order to pass the course. A minimum of 9 points (75% of the marks) is required for a pass in each section exam, with a maximum of 12 points for each exam.
      • A maximum of 48 points can be awarded for the course.  The course is passed when the total number of marks for the exams is at least 75% of the total points. 
      • Take each Test Your Competence Exam after studying the section. There are exams at the end of each section. Proceed in order, as you cannot take the next exam if the previous exam has not been passed.
      • The compulsory discussion task for the course is in section 3, and Moodle will automatically mark it as passed if you have followed the instructions in the assignment.
        • In this course discussion assignment, we ask you to create a small-scale roadmap for a case or actor of your choice that you think should contribute to sustainability efforts. We advise you to take notes with this task in mind as you study the course materials.
      • Self-assessment task can be done once the discussion and exam tasks have been passed. The date of returning the self-assessment will be the date of completion of the course. Course grades are entered into the register in bigger chunks, so please wait for a few days for your grade to register. The self-assessment task can be found under the Closing section of the course

       

      Something to ask?

      • If you have any questions about the course assignments or assessment that are not answered here, or if a feature in the course area is not working, there is a speech bubble (messages) in the top right corner of the page. Using that speech bubble, you can send a message to the course teacher.

       

      Certificate

      • Once you have completed the course, you can order a transcript of records as a course certificate for passing the course from the link under the Closing section.

       

      Good practises

      •  We have sought to build a course attainable for a variety of learners. We also want to provide every student with a safe learning experience. So please treat your fellow students with respect. Don't use discriminatory language (for example, in terms of gender, class, ethnicity, or age) and avoid making assumptions about others based on, say, name or gender.
      • Interactive sections of the course are monitored to prevent discriminatory or abusive behaviour. If you notice inappropriate behaviour, you can report it via the megaphone icon below.

       

       

       

    • Guidelines on the Use of Artificial Intelligence (Large Language Models) Sivu
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      Before you begin the course, please read these guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence and then complete the "Test on AI Guidelines".

      Note: Course assignments will become available only after you have successfully passed the test.

    • Test on AI Guidelines Tentti
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      This course includes a Test on AI Guidelines, which is based on the JYU Open  guidelines concerning the use of generative artificial intelligence and large language models, as well as the instructions for reporting AI use.

      Before you can submit any course assignments, you must successfully complete the Test on AI Guidelines. To pass the test, you must achieve a full score (100%).

      The Test on AI Guidelines consists of multiple-choice questions. Incorrect answers result in negative marking.